Palmer Gashes Finger but Sees Open Return
Arnold Palmer, hampered by a severe finger cut that required six stitches, aims for the U S Open at Oakmont. Despite sickness and fatigue this year, he returned to practice with a medicated bandage and plans to compete, hoping the injury won’t derail his hopes for a major title.
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Braves Sign Arizona Star D Schneider In Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports Danial eineider of Tieson Aviz signed to a Milwaukee Braves farm contract with a potential 100000 payoff. University of Arizona sophomore Schneider posted 13 college wins and 199 strikeouts, plus a 20 K game, as he joins the Braves system alongside high school ace Gary Jenking from Dublin Georgia.
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Indians Tie for Second After 10-0 Win Over Boston
The Associated Press reports Jim Perry pitched for Cleveland in a 10-0 victory that tied the Indians for second place in the American League. Dick Stuart of the Pirates blasted two homers, driving in five runs as Chicago Cubs fell.
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Orioles rally past Yankees as Roberts nets first AL win
Robe rt Roberts earned his first American League win in his major league return, guiding Baltimore to a 5-0 victory over New York. The game featured a frightening injury when Orioles outfielder Powell was hit in the head by a pitch, prompting medical attention and a precautionary hospital check. Managers Hitchcock and Berry were ejected after a heated on-field confrontation as tensions flared in the late innings.
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Browns snap Red Sox bid as Kirkland drives 10 runs
Cleveland routs Boston 10 0 behind Willie Kirkland's two runs batted in and Perry’s shutout pitching for his fifth win. Controversy erupts over a balk call and alleged on field taunts as umpire calls decide the key moment.
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Giants Recall Lemay to bolster pitching staff
The San Francisco Giants recalled left hander Dick Lemay from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League and optioned Gaylord Perry to replace him. Lemay, 9 Cincinnatian, had been with the Giants until mid May before a Tacoma assignment. Perry, a right hander, has a 2-1 mark with the club this season and posted a 16-10 record with Tacoma last year. The team has struggled on the mound in a season that has them well behind the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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No-Hit Threat Falls To 9th Inning Single Chaos
A 9th inning single ruined a no hitter Monday night for Tob Baillaysean, a 20 year old Dallas Fort Worth pitcher. Marty Simpson delivered the lone safety as Dul Use Managers lost 60 in American Association action. Oklahoma City edged Omaha 21, Denver at Louisville rained out, and Fort Worth’s BaiNargean earned his fourth win while other games featured misplays and disputed calls.
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Baseball crowds up 1,013,630 over last season
New York reports total attendance of 8,897,838 for 162 dates. Houston Colts and New York Mets boost NL gains with 855,489 combined. Dodgers lead both leagues in attendance at 260,542 and show the largest increase. Milwaukee Braves post the biggest deficit at 121,278 with several clubs also down.
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San Diego Falls To Tacoma In 7-1 Defeat
The San Diegos Padres squandered a chance to gain in the Pacific Coast League as Tacoma beat them 7-1. Salt Lake City leads. Portes dropped 7-4 to Ho league leaders. Bees lose 5-2 to Hawaii but stay atop. Kansas City Athletics rout Port land Beavers 84 with Ed Chaves driving a long eighth inning homer.
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Stuart's Two Homers Lift Pirates Past Cubs
Stuart hit two homers driving in five runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs. The game featured a rain delay and a long airborne ball into the Cubs bullpen lost under tarpaulin. Joe Gibbon earned the win for Pittsburgh with Dan Cardwell taking the loss for Chicago.
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Phillies Stop Cardinals Eight Game Win Streak
Phillies beat St Louis 8 to 5 to end the Cardinals seven game run as Dan Demeter and Johnny Callison powered the offense with homers. Ed Bauta allowed the decisive shots and Jack Hamilton worked relief for Philadelphia. Simmons took the loss while Hamilton earned the win.
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Mets top Colts 3 1 in Houston win
New York Mets beat the Houston Colts 3-1 for their first win over Houston. Al Jackson pitched effectively, allowing one hit in the final innings as Neal, Taylor, and Hickman drove in runs. The Mets broke a 40-game losing streak against Houston with a four-run fourth and tallied another in the sixth.
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Baseball standings and results from Monday and schedule update
Major league results show Cleveland Baltimore New York Detroit and Boston winning or losing with standings led by the National League leaders Los Angeles and San Francisco. Monday's results include Pittsburgh over Chicago and New York over Houston while Philadelphia beat St Louis and San Francisco split with Cincinnati. Tonight features several key matchups including Detroit at New York and Minnesota at Los Angeles as well as Chicago at Kansas City and Cleveland at Washington.
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Minor league baseball and basketball scores round up
A compact roundup of minor league results across leagues including Pacific Coast League Tacoma San Diego and Omaha scores, plus baseball action featuring Indianapolis Denver Louisville and Dallas-Fort Worth. The report notes postponed games in Louisville and El Paso, with weather and rain affecting scheduling.
Fragmented Sports Briefs Across Cities
Scribbled notes from ABCIND SCEANPORT and other cities reference various horse, dog, and auto racing results. Names like Griesom, Kertheny Dechy, Silas Merrameat Purse, and Henry Ward appear amid scattered event mentions and prize figures, with mixed legibility throughout.
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Littler Aims to Defend Open Title at Oakmont
Gene Littler enters the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont Country Club with strong support after a year of steady play. Palmer suffers a freak finger injury while Gary Player and Jackie Burke offer cautious praise as Littler eyes back to back major wins.
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New Zealand Pacers Favored In Yonkers International Pace
Halse Step, a New Zealand pacer now owned by an American, is the 3-1 favorite for the $50,000 International Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Invaders from Australia and New Zealand compete in the 1 1/4 mile event as part of a three-race series with the Good Time Pace and National Championship Pace following.
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Michigan Over Texas In World Series Play
Michigan defeats Texas in the College World Series first round with a 31 3 victory. Mantle injury limits him to 30 games this season. Mays discusses pace as records approach.
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Ithaca Slinks to Opening Round Win in Series
Ithaca Bombers defeated Missouri 6-1 in the opening round of the NCAA baseball tournament. The small school faces Florida State next as Michigan and Texas, Colorado State College and Santa Clara also play in today’s schedule.
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Wichita Cagers Schedule Big Nine and Opponents
Wichita state regents approved a schedule featuring four Big Ten opponents and selections from the Big Eight and Great Western conferences. The team will host all December games in Wichita, travel to California for Santa Clara, and face Wyoming Brigham Young Colorado Loyola Texas Western and Louisville in key regional matchups.
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Teleprompter High Bid for Patterson Liston Fight Rights
Teleprompter Corp bid $1.7 million for ancillary rights to the Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston heavyweight title bout in Chicago on Sept. 22, highest ever. Promoter Tom Bolan said two rivals bid but fell short.. Teleprompter also handled the third Patterson fight. Rights cover radio, television and related uses.
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